Sony PXW-FS7 4K Super 35 Professional Camcorder

The Sony PXW-FS7 4K Super 35 Camera System is a professional 4K camcorder. If you’re looking for the FS7 II instead, it’s . Key features of the FS7 Mark I include:

• 8.8MP 4K S35 CMOS sensor

• 10-bit 4:2:2 in 4K DCI

• Capture up to 60p in 4K DCI or 180p in FHD

• 14 stops of dynamic range plus built-in ND filter wheel

Ultra-High Resolution. Future-proof your projects by capturing Quad HD with a wide color space.

Dual XQD Card Slots. The FS7 uses state of the art XQD G series memory cards enabling internal capture of file types with exceptionally high resolutions and data rates.

High Dynamic Range. Sony’s new S-LOG3 gamma curve unlocks nearly fourteen stops of dynamic range in your footage.

Power Zoom Support. You can control the Sony 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 E PZ OSS with the zoom lever on the camera grip.

Want RAW recording capability? This camera can’t record RAW-format video without the and a RAW capable external recorder.

This flagship camera shows why Sony is the industry standard. The PXW-FS7 4K Super 35 is as future-proof as you can find in a camera today, and it boasts an ergonomic design that fits comfortably o…

This flagship camera shows why Sony is the industry standard. The PXW-FS7 4K Super 35 is as future-proof as you can find in a camera today, and it boasts an ergonomic design that fits comfortably on a tripod and on your shoulder. This camera is far more reliable than anything Blackmagic has to offer and, unlike the Canon C series’ DSLR/camcorder hybrids, it truly looks like a video camera.

The only major downside is that you need a bulky XCDA unit and recorder to capture 4K RAW. The XDCA makes the camera even longer and heavier, and it requires the use of V-mount or gold-mount batteries. This splits your battery needs into at least two camps and makes the camera even more unwieldy. One the other side, some people prefer using the XDCA to balance out a front-heavy kit and like the increased battery life. Pick your poison.